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Trusting God's Light When Darkness Creeps In

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 Aaron D’Anthony Brown reminds us that even in the midst of fear, suffering, or societal pressures, we can trust in God’s light. Drawing on Psalm 56:3, this devotional encourages believers to approach God honestly, commit to Him consistently, and seek strength in community so that darkness does not have the final word. Highlights Darkness and suffering are inevitable in a fallen world, but God’s faithful love remains constant. Honest, earnest prayer aligns our hearts with Christ and brings hope even in difficult circumstances. Commitment to God involves daily devotion, prayer, and active participation in His community. Surrounding yourself with supportive believers strengthens faith and reduces the grip of fear. Trusting God allows His light to shine through life’s challenges, replacing fear with faith. Join the Conversation How do you respond when darkness creeps into your life? Are you leaning into God’s presence and trusting His light, or trying to face struggles alone? Share your reflections, encourage others, and join the conversation with @LifeAudioNetwork using #TrustInGod #FaithOverFear #GodsLightShines. 🎙🎶 SUBSCRIBE to our NEW SHOW — Your Nightly Prayer 🌟 Check out other Crosswalk Podcasts: Crosswalk Talk: Celebrity Christian Interviews Full Transcript Below: Trusting God’s Light When Darkness Creeps In By Aaron D’Anthony BrownBible Reading:“When I am afraid, I will trust in You.” (Psalm 56:3, CSB) Imagine dwelling in a society where people cheer on death and violence. Imagine that this excitement is directed at people like you, with your values and beliefs. Now, imagine society actively trying to bring about death and violence in your life and the lives of those you love. There are places like that in this world. That’s a harsh truth on top of the everyday things that already make us feel sad, lonely, hurt, and afraid - relationships, financial struggles, loss. No matter when you come into this world, or where, there’s always suffering. When the darkness creeps in, there are a few steps you should take to ensure the darkness doesn’t win. We may be tempted to give up, and tempted to give in, but we certainly don’t have to. We never do. Talk Earnestly to God Perhaps you know this, but don’t quite believe it. God wants to hear from you. Yes, He knows what darkness has crept into your life, and the truth is, He has allowed it. Yet, at the same time, God cares. And if He cares, then there must be a reason for the suffering. Ask Him why. Talk openly and honestly about the pain. In Psalm 13, David sings to God, asking some rather tough questions about his suffering. “How long, Lord? Will you forget me forever?” Imagine saying that to someone or someone saying that to you. We don’t talk to God to inform Him but rather to conform ourselves to the image of Christ. David knew he could approach the throne, but knew that God was in control of everything. That’s why, after these deep questions for God, he ends on a note of optimism. He has decided to “trust” in God’s “faithful love.” Commit Yourself to God Yes, committing yourself to God involves prayer, but it also involves so much more. Many who consider themselves to be Christians only talk to God when calamity hits. They plead for God to help and often thank Him when He does, but afterward, the Lord is yet again an afterthought until the next crisis hits. If you want solid trust in God, then you have to start with commitment. Pray when life is down, but also when things are looking up. Go to church and get involved, even in a small capacity. Read Scripture and meditate on God’s Word daily. The more you think about the Lord and His righteousness, sovereignty, and power, the less of a stranglehold the darkness will have over you. You’ll be tempted to fear, but you won’t because you’ll remember the Truth. Find Strength in Others God did not design the first man to be alone, nor did he create us to be alone. He made us for community. When you fall short, and you will, because we all do, find support in those around you. Surround yourself with people who will bring out the best in you. Likewise, seek to bring out the best in them. When we strengthen one another, the bad times don’t hurt as much. Intersecting Faith & Life: No matter how many devotionals you read, how much time you spend in the Word, or how often you pray, darkness will creep into your life. We reside in a fallen world, which means suffering is inevitable. No matter how low or high we are in society, we all face some form of suffering. The question is, how will we respond? As a believer, you have the choice of giving into the darkness, but the better, and obviously wiser option is to choose God. Remember how he has come through for you in the past. Write those blessings down. Get a friend to remind you. Remember, and whenever the darkness appears again, you won’t forget. Further Reading: John 15:18 Proverbs 3:5-6 ...
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